APT_CombinedOperatorController,0: error

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APT_CombinedOperatorController,0: error

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Hi,

Can u give an idea of this warning message.

APT_CombinedOperatorController,0: Resource bundle corresponding to message key DSTAGE-TODC-00069 not found! Check that DSHOME or APT_RESPATH is set.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

"Resource" here is the decoding of the error code, and the "resource bundle" - essentially the table containing the error test - cannot be found because neither of the indicated environment variables has been set. The solution is to set one of them.

To find out which stage is throwing the DSTAGE-TODC-00069 error code, set the environment variable APT_DISABLE_COMBINATION to True and run the job again.
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Re: APT_CombinedOperatorController,0: error

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I didn't understand what u r saying..
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Post by prasson_ibm »

Add APT_DISABLE_COMBINATION environment variable to your job and then run your job,you will come to know that which Stage is throwing error.
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Post by deesh »

Hi,

Even using APT_DISABLE_COMBINATION environment variable didn't find the casue.

could any one help in this one.
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Post by ArndW »

The error message must be different once you disable operator combination. What is the new error message after you set APT_DISABLE_COMBINATION to True?
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Post by deesh »

Hi,

Showing same message Even after setting

"APT_DISABLE_COMBINATION" to True?
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Post by BI-RMA »

Not likely.

The message must be introduced by the name of the stage instead of APTCombinedOperatorController,0:
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DSHOME should be a variable set in the dsenv file.

It should be listed in the Job Log in an entry starting with "Environment variable settings:".
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Post by deesh »

Hi,

Yes, message showing in XM: INPUT stage.

XML_Input,0: Resource bundle corresponding to message key DSTAGE-TODC-00069 not found! Check that DSHOME or APT_RESPATH is set.

XML_Input,0: ?? (15866.00; 131; 0)

what to do for above warning.
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Post by BI-RMA »

Check data-type compatibility of the values listed in the second warning with the metadata defined on the XML-Input-Stage.
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Post by asorrell »

I agree with Roland, the few times I've seen this it has to do with some sort of data / metadata mismatch. The path messages are not the real problem. DataStage is just trying to say "I can't read this, maybe its because I'm missing some libraries - check the paths".
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Post by deesh »

Hi,
Thanks for given suggentions, issue was resolved with the help of above messages.

We are getting decimal data(18,17), in display it showing 35 and we reduced the size to (18,4) 22.

After changes, it has been worked.
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Post by BI-RMA »

Hi deesh,
just to clarify: you did not reduce the size of the decimal, but enlarged it.

Decimal(18,17) is a numeric value with a single digit integer part and 1 decimal places and can never become as high as 10.

Decimal(18,4) is a numeric value with a 14 digit (big-)integer part and 4 decimal places. This can be huge.

Both decimal values need the same amount of allocated memory.
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